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Abstract
This study explores the origin and practice of rituals, customs, and traditions as pivotal in shaping individual social formation. Focusing on ritual folklore, it examines artistic and aesthetic education and the role of social education elements embedded within these practices. Despite extensive research on folklore's cultural significance, limited attention has been given to its educational aspects. This research aims to address this gap by analyzing examples of ritual folklore through qualitative methods, including content analysis of cultural practices and traditions. Results reveal that ritual folklore significantly contributes to fostering social values and aesthetic sensibilities in individuals. The findings have implications for integrating folklore into cultural and educational programs, enhancing their role in holistic personal development.